Muslim 2722 — Grant my soul its piety, You are its best purifier

مسلم 2722 — اللهم آت نفسي تقواها وزكها أنت خير من زكاها

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«قال زيد بن أرقم: لا أقول لكم إلا كما كان رسول الله يقول، قال كان يقول: اللهم إني أعوذ بك من العجز والكسل والجبن والبخل والهرم وعذاب القبر، اللهم آت نفسي تقواها وزكها أنت خير من زكاها أنت وليها ومولاها، اللهم إني أعوذ بك من علم لا ينفع ومن قلب لا يخشع ومن نفس لا تشبع ومن دعوة لا يستجاب لها»

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Muhammad· Zayd ibn Arqam
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Du'a (supplication)

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The Battle of the Trench (al-Ahzab)· The raid on Banu al-Mustaliq· Muslim 2408 — The Thaqalayn report at Ghadir Khumm· al-Amin, the Trustworthy (the Prophet's title before his mission)· Hadith· Shama'il Muhammadiyya· The Prophetic sira· Abu Bakr leads the prayers during the final illness

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  • Sahih Muslim
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